Joern gave an over view of the tools

Force on the parts during the cure is via a spring which should maintain the force for the 2 years, 1000 modules

 

Corrado presented a few slides on the design

 

Make less parts to reduce costs

Remove s/s green part and make from a single piece and use inserts instead of coating

Simplification of shapes

Can you remove the green part adjustment?

Three posts to move spring loaded part on go through three different parts with accurately machined holes - can we reduce to two holes?

Make an insert for the hybrid side machined face.

 

Liam

 

Flatness surface tolerance very high

Vertical guide hole tolerances very high.

 

Daniel & Mark

 

Very high tolerances.

Suggested a change for 0.3m hole design.

Grinding of surfaces R4 (4um)

 

Breakdown of man hours given

Will require CMM on the parts as made to check tolerances.

 

Eric Vigeolas

Protolabs company permit to have a fast estimation of the part cost with regards to part complexities and material (withing 10 min to get a cost (automatically made). It can permit you to estimate the part

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Neal

Could we use a bondline control in the glue - might have to add something ourself - glass dots etc

Will not cause stress concentration.

 

Eric

Alternative use a spherical mount to guarantee parallel parts

Can achieve 10% variation in glue thickness.

 

Fabian and Wolfgang

Similar comments that others have raised

Will post to agenda

 

Abhishek

Company 1: Quote 13kCHF reduces to 8kCHF for 20 off

Company 2: Quote 22kCHF reduces to 10kCHF for 20 off

Small parts cost 8kCHF!

 

Corrado

Had issues in ALICE with microspheres in glue

 

 

Plan:

Build the tool that we have and test it to present at the FDR

         Look at ways to reduce the costs after the first prototype is made and tested

In parallel look at bondline control method using the RD53A tooling as a back-up solution